The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02


 Prof. Mallett's tall and familiar form was seen on our streets Friday last. He passed np to Ft Smith on tho afternoon tfiii, ' here he lias | spn living.
 We must ask the indulgence of sew cral valued correspondents for the non-appearaliec of their communica. tions to-day. We will have more room shortly and then all shall have Il prompt hearing.
 -Ifa young man leaves his store door open on Sunday afternoon as lie departs to take equestrian exercise along with his lady-Ioye, what malady would you suppose him afflicted with? Ask Johnnie White for further partic- ulars.
 --Any locality wishing to engage the services Of d competent teacher, will confer favor on Mrs. J k. Thach of Russellville, a teacher just now in the public school here, by calling on her or placing themselves in correspond ence with her.
 --Mr. F. l.. Bottoms takes the old Postoffice stand, Mcssrs. Garden & Co. take the house vacated by Mir. Bottoms, and the Postoffice goes to the room next door to the grocery store of J. ". Tuck CT & Son, all on Jefferson street.
 We were misinformed last week in regard to Mr. Linderman retiring from the butcher business. His suspension was but temporary, and he informs us that in short time he will open again at the old stand. Of which due notice will be given.
 We are indebted to the following friends for agreeable calls: B. V. Bew- iy, Sr., W. McAnally, N. A. Owens, k. c. Berryman, D. H. Trickey, Messrs. Arnold, W. c. N. King, Jesse T. May, U. c. Owens, J. W. Neill, Mrs. Collins, J. Q. Falls.
 If any one should ask you if it was good manners for congregation to be- gin getting on overcoats and cloaks while the benediction is being pro- nounced, what would be your answer? Your answer wonld in all probability be suggestive and correct.
 On the 7th of Feb. the through in- ner register system will go into effect from Russellville, showing the great of the place in mail mat ters. This, in reality, is feather in Russellville's cap. Not even Pine Bluff can enjoy this distinction.
 Receiver Jacoway informed us when he was over Friday that the fees received in his office last quarter, came within few dollars only Of being the amount allowed by law. Great activity prevails in the govern. ment land office oyer in our sister town.
 Fine lot of wood and coal for sale at A. BERNARD's & Co.
 In addition to the premiums al- ready offered in our forthcoming draw ing, we have arranged for fifty farm rights to make and use Samuel Browns patent refrigerator and potato house, to be added to the list. These will be useful and valuable gifts to the lucky ticket holders.
 Cabbage, onion setts, potatoes, etc., in abundance at A. BERNARD's & Co.
 In reply to several inquiries we will state that we do not issue separate tickets in the drawing this year, but instead, give n numbered receipt for each renewal df subscription, and this number, written in the upper left hand corner of the receipt, is the holder's number in the drawing. Don't forget this.
 Il wish the public to know that my office is now at Weimer's New Drug Store, where have a very convenient and well furnished consultation room and dispensary. Respectfully, k. NJ. DRUMMoND, NJ. D.
 Cards are out for the nuptials of MT. R. l.. Harkey and Miss Kate Smith at the Christian church tomorrow night at 7 80 D. m. The matrimonial bark was never launched under more favor able auspices than by this couple. Few can be congratulated on better selec- ton of lie partners than each one of these young folks has made in the oth- CT. We hope to be on band to see their happiness consumated at the appointed hour.
 -- Rev. Mir. Miner gives notice else where, of the coming of Mir. Tyler to revival meeting at this place. He will arrive next Saturday afternoon and will preach his opening sermon on the same night. The Bentoryille Democrat, speaking of his recent meet ing at that place, says:
 ne reNlVai meeting In the Cumper- land Presbyterian church has attained q high degree of interest, and the house is crowded every night to it's utmost Mir. Tyler is forcefnl and entertaining speaker and holds his au- dience withous wearying them. Large crowds remain to the after service, showing a deep interest in all that is said. The meeting on Sunday night for men only was largely attended and many stood through the entire service. The sermon on that night was highly interesting and did much good. We heard one man say that it was the first sermon he had listened to for nino years, and that he was wicked swear CT, but that he had made up his mind, while listening to Mir. Tyler, 10 quit that habit at least. Others likely were led to new resolves to lead better lives. Quite number of conversions are re- ported, and the awakening thus made will be productive of grand results to our entire community"
 GENTLEMEN We emphatically say no more credit until old scores are paid. And all persons who go to other places to spend their money can go to other places for their credit.
 J. NJ. HARKEY & BRO.